the us tv hostjerry springer has died at the age of 79. best known for that riotous show where his guests would air disagreements in public, before he stepped in to offer his advice. shows like that ten a penny these days, but no doubt he was the trailblazer. he was born in london in highgate tube station, where his parents were taking shelterfrom a bombing raid in the second world war. soon after, they left for the united states. springer trained as a lawyer, then became the mayor of cincinatti before turning to a career in television. jerry springer s representative, bradley singer, said mr springer died peacefully on thursday at his home in chicago. in a statement, jene galvin, a lifelong friend and spokesman for the family, said. mr springer appeared on the bbc s hardtalk programme in 2014. stephen sackur asked him
plans, all of the sudden a bunch of people switched because of the government. people who lost their insurance. and the real affect on americans, what is covered and whether people are happy with what they covered. it is a tax that is important. and important that what the actual policies look like and premiums and deductibles look like and how much they are paying out of it is a huge story in 2014. stephen thank you. just getting word that the centers for medicare and medicaid services is now retiring. michelle snoider was in charge of the obama care and technology experts who built the healthcare.gov site reported to her. she would be the second official
budget and create millions of jobs. president obama disagrees. you can bet that since it s an election year, they re already dusting off their three-point plan for $2 gas. and i ll save you the suspense. step one is to drill and step two is to drill and then step three is to keep drilling. so how much can the president, for that matter congress, really control? stephen moore is an editorial writer for the wall street journal. kris ya freeland editor of thompson reuters digital. stephen, newt gingrich says $2.50 a gallon. president obama laughs it off as insincere election speak. i guess if the president could do that, he might have done it. we know the problems americans are paying more to fill up their cars and trucks, what part does a president or washington play in the solution? well, ali, i know this is going to absolutely shock you, but i agree with newt gingrich on this one. look, i think look, in the short term the president can t do much about the price of
lot more good for the economy. the energy issue is enormous. an enormous flow which would drive down prices to $2.50 a gallon would help us balance the budget and create millions of jobs. president obama disagrees. you can bet that since it s an election year, they re already dusting off their three-point plan for $2 gas. and i ll save you the suspense. step one is to drill and step two is to drill and then step three is to keep drilling. so how much can the president, for that matter congress, really control? stephen moore is an editorial writer for the wall street journal. stephen, newt gingrich says $2.50 a gallon. president obama laughs it off as insincere election speak. i guess if the president could do that, he might have done it. americans are paying more to fill up their cars and trucks. what part does a president or washington play in the solution? well, ali, i know this is going to absolutely shock you, but i agree with newt gingrich on this one. look,